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The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16
Notice of the Rede mptiOn of
 County Warrants.

OFFICE or CoTNTY TREASU RER, GRAHAM COUNTY, ARIZONA.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, Feb. 9, 1887. The County Treasurer of the County of Graham will re,teem the following warrants on presentation at his office in Soiomonville, viz:
 County General Fund 1884. Nos. l44, l45, 146, l47, 14S, no, l50, 15l, l52, l53, l54, l55, 156, 157. Interest on the above ceases from this date and if not presented within ten 1O) days other warrants next in order will be paid.
 <. W. POMEROY,
 County Treasurer. Per FRED. M. NEWELL,
 Deputy.
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Please Notice.

The railroad laundress wishes that the people will find confidence in sending their clothes to her white labor laundry, as to find pleasure in supporting six Chinese laundries in Clifton. Ihave always satisfied my customers in Califor- mia and trust I can do so here and oblige. *-2t. NJ. PETRY.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

An exciting horse race took place on Metz's flat last Thursday be- tween Hambletonian Redeye and and Slopsy. It was won by Slop- sy in one straight heat. S1.50 changed hands. Whats in a name.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To p. M. NcCrillIs. you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended one hun ments upon the 'S5 mine. situated in Green lee Gold Mountain Mining District, in the County of Graham and Territory of Arizona. in order to hold said premises under the pro- visions of section 232i of the revised statues of the United States, being the amount re- quired to hold the same for the year ending December Slst, lSS6, and if within 90 days af- ter the publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as cO-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the sub scriber under the said section 232l.
 J. F. SMART. Fehrl1arv ? 1SS1
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Would be bad men still indulge in pistol practice, in the streets. One of them. Santiago Duran, was arrested last Monday by Constable Simpson and paid S16.65 to Judge Blank for his fun.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

J. A. Steinman, representing Calm, Nickelsburg & Co.,, of San Francisco and w. NJ. Griffin, of Hellman, Haas & O., Los Ange- les were registered at the Clifton last week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Major Ford's Cheek. His dog Cheek, died last week, and was burr ed with railroad honors. He swal- lowed a wad of dope, intended for some other caressed canine and passed quitly up the Hume.
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Ike and Phin Clanton. old time Grahamites, are now located be- tween the Blue and Eagle creeks about 40 miles north of Clifton. They were in town Tuesday pro curing supplies and say they have returned to Graham county to stay.
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Ladies' and Misses Fall and Winter Style of Hats at the Ari- zona Copper Co.'S Brick Store. *
Occidental Hotel

The only first class hotel in Tombstone. Situated on the cor her of Fourth and Allen streets Handsomely furnished throughout and has all modern improvements. Travellers are recommended to stop at this house. Private rooms for commercial travellers; rates reasonable. The bar of this house is furnished with improved billiard tables and card rooms, and is stocked with the finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars.
 JOSEPH PAscHoLY, Proprietor
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Inform ation has been received of the death in San Francisco of Billy Dobsinsky. He was former ly in business in Clifton, and was known as a good citizen. His de sease was quick consumption.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

P. H. Neuffer's watch repairing establishment, in Lordsburgh, was entered by thieves last Thursday evening and about sixty dollars worth of jewelry taken.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

$. Rutherford, (Fogarty) form erly fireman on the Arizona and
 New Mexico Rail Road Company, was held up in Lordsburg last week, and robbed of fifty dollars.
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Our new coroner, Dr. Lacy, has got new horse, new saddle and briddle, new spurs and quirt and a brand new .cinch" which we hope he'll keep.
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Aleck Torrance, the genial sales man, lately of the Company's brick store, can now be found with Sig Weisl. at the adobe store.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Horace Stevens left for Lords burg last Saturday. He goes to lend helping hand to Roberts X Leahy in starting their business at that point.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

P. H. Neufrer, practical jewel CT, Lordsburg, N. NJ. Watches re- paired. Clifton orders should be left with W. 5. Barnum.
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Lively scrimmage on Main St. last Thursday, between two Mexi- cans.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

FoR SALE.-A second hand sew ing machine. Domestic, as good as new. price S20. Call or address CLARION office.
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The Arizona Copper Co.,, at the Brick Store, have just received q large assortment of Gents furnish ing goods and ready made cloth ing: they also have a full line of California shirts and drawers.
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The CLARION returns thanks to Alfred c. Sheen, of Prescott, for copies of recent public docu- ments.
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Tommie Scott was precipitated into the Hume last Saturday by reason of broken plank. He swan ashore.
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Col. Mark J. Egan, who has been absent for the past week, is visiting Prescott.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

B. D.-Pike, of Livingston & Co.,, San Francisco pald Clifton busi- ness visit this week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

The sale of property for delin- quent taxes has been postponed until Wednesday, March 2nd.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Sisto Garcia was released from the territorial prison few days ago on pardon from the governor.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

The citizens of St. Johns, Apache county are taking the necessary steps for laying out townsite.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Wally Mcdonald of Morenci paid our sanctum a welcome visit last Wednesday.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Mrs. Wm. R. Mccormick, and Mrs. Alex. Mclean and son return ed from Las Cruces last Saturday.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

F. E. Merrill, agent for the Arizona < New Mexico Railway, at this point, will leave for Ne braska this week. Mir. Merrill's move is due to the continued ill., ness of his wife who will accom- pany him. P. l.. McLaren will temporarily take the place of MT. Merrill.
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Treasurer Pomeroy came in from the county seat on Fridays train.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

The following instruments wer { filed for record with the county re corder during the month of Jan. uary:
 APPoINTMENTs-F. NJ. Newell as deputy county treasurer; J. E Garratt as clerk of the probate court and deputy county superin- tendent of schools. BoNDs-F. J. Laage, W. c. Moo dy, Jose Gonzales as justices O. the peace; P. AIichelena as clerk board of supervIsors. BRANDs-Perry McMurren, Geo Skinner, Mrs. l.. l.. Fonda, Robt. Nash, J. B. Groesbeck ct al.
 BILLS OF SALE-J. A. William son to J. E. Williamson.
 DEEDS, MINING Rufus B. Hig- bee ct al to John A. Miller, Rufus B. Higbee to John A. Miller (2). DEEDS, REAL EsrATE-Anna Solomon to A. Jacoby; ". A. How ard to H. A. Morgan. DEEDS, Our CLAnI-Jose Gri- jalba to W. c. w. Smith.
 LEAsEs-A. Jacobey to Jesus Yialoors; I. E. Solomon to Serapio Peralto.
 LAND CLAIMS Cornelius Kell- her.
 LOCATIONS, MILL SIrE-J. H. Dorsey ct al. John P. Harr, Horace E. Dunlap, Burt Dunlap ct al (2).
 LocATIoLs, MINING Clifton dis trict-Mase Greenlee, Sig Weisl. J. NJ. Yankie ct al, J. W. Higgins, L. Fraissinett. Emil Schuman, D. F. Carmichael ?, J. Heidelebauch ?. Andrew B. Ferrie ,, J. H. Vaughn 3, W. R. Mccormick ?, E. c. Tarver ?, Louis Jantzen ct al 4, John Hill 6, T. J. Baker ', Charles Sternes ct al 9, J. H. Dorsey ct al 6, Newton Ingram s, Lawrence Russell 3. Graham district 70. H. May. H. A. Morgan, Chas. L. White 3. Arivaipa district-W. c. Bridwell, Burt Dunlap, John P. Harr ', H. E. Dunlap 1, W. A. Smiths. Mayfower district-Wm. Thomas ?.
 MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES Eugene E. Montieth and 5. Jane Smith, Chas. B. Jones and Adline NJ. Mon tieth, Pablo Padilla and Carlotta Calderon.
 MoBTGAGEs-Curran and Pear son to First National Bank of Fl Paso, Texas.
 PRoCEEDIYGs OF MEETINGS per mountain mining district.
 PRoFFs OF LABoR-Horace B Stevens, Louis Jantzen.
 The total amount received by the recorder and turned into the salary fund was Sl9S.25.
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Next Tuesday will be Washing tons birthday.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Don't forget the ball on next Tuesday evening.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Pay day at Morenci last Satur- day.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

FouND.-A bunch of keys, apply at the CLARION office.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

M. V. Cox purchased last week from George Wells, of Gro, 800 feet of twenty-inch pipe which he intends removing to the Peacock mine near Alma, N. NJ. The Pea cock Is an extension of the cele- brated Cooney mine and under the superintendency of John A. Miller is fast developing into fine prOperty.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

Just received at the Arizona Copper Company's Brick Store, Main street. The Singer, Domes- tic, White and Royal St. John Sewing Machines. Come and make your choice.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-16

The following is the rate of tax ation in the different counties of this territory for the year 1886, as taken from the territorial auditors report: Apache $500, Cochise S3.90 Gila S3.55, Graham $500, Marico- pa S342{, Mohave S3.43, Pima so 94, Pinal $500, Yavapai $500, Yu- ma S3.10.
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so,omonvilIe shortstops.

Sheriff Crawford and Deputy Sheriff Smith returned this even ing from a short visit to Thomas.
 The expected horse race between Dowdle and Follet took place yes terday at Ft. Thomas and was won by the latter by a few feet. The distance was three hundred yards for a wager of $400 in stock.
 Neese x Voelckel have com menced building operations and evidently intend opening business again shortly.
 Mrs. G. H. Hyatt left last We'd nesday with her two children for San Diego, Cal, where sue will make her future home. Mir. Hyatt remains to dispose of his property, after which he will follow.
 P. J. Bolan is expected back from Prescott about the end of the week.
 Last week we were treated to quite a surprise by receiving the CLARION on Friday, one day earlier than usual, which is probably due to the change in the time table of the Southern Pacific railroad. This is reform in the right direction.
 The following is the report of the County Superintendent of schools, of the schools so far visit ed by him and his deputy Mr. Garratt:
 School at Camp Thomas visited February 4th. The roof was found in dangerous condition and un- safe in case of rain. Recommend ed that no school be held during rainy weather. A new school house badly needed in q more desirable location.
 School at San Jose visited on February Sth~and found in an un- satisfactory condition. The people desire Spanish teacher and that the children be taught in their own language. There is such a school in session there now, pri- vate one, which is almost exclus- ively patronized by the people to the detriment of the public school.
 School at Stafford, district No. l, visited February Sth in the after, noon and found in fourishing condition under the efficient man agement of J. D. Groesbeek. Two ungraded schools have been in session in this district during the present year. It is recommended that next September the school be graded according to law into a grammar and primary grade. That the grammar school be held in the district school house at Stafford and a suitable building be procured or erected ill q central location for a primary school, so as to be equally accessible to the young children from all parts of the dis trict, much more benefit will be derived in this manner than as it is at pr esent
 There is some talk of marriage to take place in the near future but am not permitted to give par ticulars.
 Invitations are out for the grand ball to be given at the court house on Washington's birthday. GILA.
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A good rain last Thursday.
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HAY, GRAIN. | FLOUR. - BRAN. --i CHOPS FEED. ! TIER. | EGSS. CIIEES E.. | POULTS Y. , NUTS. | FRUITS. ! pDTATOES.I !
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Per FRED. M. NEWELL,
 Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CuARI.Es HOTEL ID Barnard, Ventura;
] /, Dodge, Needles: VIII wilkins st Louis;
\ Bunhin, Downey u Burmeisier, 4
Tingley Sam Jacilt0; r X Bloomer, Callfor'
yia; ii + Blackhal', Sterling, Kan; K Bless
inghame. Arizona; John slater, san fran
cisco; Geo FolSen, California G & easy,
John Williams, Sau Bernardinp; l. HolsHs,
Culifordia; John Powers, North Bloomfield; ;
W I Snetker, Sioux City; Z DaVeni"il' Ma "a
con, Ga; Geo IL noddy, Pasadena; q II NJ, :,
Clenau, Santa Cruz; J Powers. It sou's; +
Brady. Booneviile. Mo: Ham.irk Is Chr
-on, Downey; W Miller, Z II Warren; JACK
Pagan, viii higgins, VIM Raiston, Harry
Miller, stuart c Momson. VA cKar, Cali
foruia; A Duulap, Paris. Cal; NJ Bent,
ley. Clinton; MIS- g Carr, Pasadena; NJ
Dooley, Long Beach;. Cosgloye, city
Munioc, California; W Robinson, San
Pedro: john Mall, VIM Askins, California; !;
JW Nance, Perris, Csl; Frank LaBarre, san
Franrisro: d Hickman, Pomona; Mer-
ry. Pasadena; J L Levy. John Robait, Call
fOl mia; 4 Furureth, an Pedro; wales,
@ Cummings Colo, ado; G Henole, J Hoyle,
Newball: W Powers, California: T Gray,
Gay CeLter, KAN Pierre Allemond and
wife, Pomona; J. Clark, California; w
Chi-uD, Tulare; Il Brown. Vikalia; y
Dickcn, San Fernando; Mrs Emma Davis,
Cali tori,ia; Il W Doane, @ Shoemaker, Pas
adeua; Damitio. X Damiio, Steve
Coleman, Detroit; T NJ Campbell, Stockton;
G W Richards, Covin,t.
HorEL ARCADIA, SANTA MoNIcA.-S Wal
sartn ana Wiie. Nfanu hNplus, MT u. ID u
Haven, Cleveland, o; J A Duppay; II Kim
ball. Arizona: q a Raymond aud wife. G ]
Kitehum and wife, Troy, n Y; ID VI Yates
and wife, Bridgeport, Conn; Miss Johnson.
Mrs II A Unrne, Arcadia: W Bloomfield
aud wifi, Psducah, Ky: 4 II Mills, " Y city:
4 A Edwards Chicago; w Swenaser, Cal;
f Grinzen., A \ Mcl opald Oakland: George
ChiIn aud wife, Correl,On, Ill; q 4 Fuss aud
wife, Chicago; Mis- Sherw oud. Los Angeles,
+ McCaleb. u S A; + Fossawt, FA Edwards,
Chicago; u wills. Los Angeles: L q Viz
gent, W Swsmack. San Francisco: Mrs II .
unrlch, Miss l. i.nmph, San Prancisco.
PICo HousE-Warren II DOu,hat, Virginia
| J y Badly. detroit; II Ohrich, Phoenix; II u
Uhas Schmitt. Pasadena; B Beniamiue, OF
the Tribune; J II issOn. MlssJes,ie S ssuu,
| Miss Bell Sisson. Mt Shasta; fdwaid j
Webb. Edward + Conn, Quincy. Mass. i n
| Inga.iS, Maine: ErnSt \ norirkc. Ssn
| Francisco; Mrs L Reyef, New Noik: ,lns:
! Phelau, Canada: > Eibrldee smith, Hart.
| ford, Conn: Samuel G0ld,t0ne. David l.
! Foutz C Comiskty. Latham, 4 j
| Bu.hong, 4 Mcphoe. C Ncleh,S Sn Fran
cisco; " Robinson, Z O'Aein c King, =,
| Louis
| GRAND GESTRAL--W fI GilhauGh. q Srhott
| Colorado; " G Potts, Wasiisuutnn IHr-ltorN
Bessie Murray. Lizzie Murray, Sah DECO
| + ank Cu!ter, Jose cola; Il q W0odrnd, Chi
rago: Juhu Phillips, Aspen Col; r W LAM
b i kelso; selaca; j Callahan, san Fran
| cisco: t. Brock, 7 conn; G |. Bnhsy, NJ
men Peters III. Colorado; John knight. Joh
Clackirs Arizona; Chas Seha1ie. James /
Terur. Pennsylvania; L Smith. Purity. Co.
o eloetz J, stoek,ou; Y Ferguson an,
wife O Il walker, New Bunswick; II Gal
iasi.er, Saxon, ia p Geary, Kansas City
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
WEAK AND TIRED WOMEN.
/ Constant study of "a Noted
HsInau'S Life.

The great minds of the world OF to day
have been developed in the TEN operate zunc.
In olden times great mind We're developed
in warmtr climes, Decautc in primitive
civilization. living in colder climates was
impracticable. Mrs Lydia f. Pinkham. II
woman Of great talents aud remarkable
mind. for ye rs, made the diseases and
weaknesses OF her sex u constant study.
ana lis RI suit of it was the flu
nous Vegetable Compouhdn Her
knowledge equalied that oi any irst-class S
physician and therefore the remedy
can be taken with perfect col fdence. The
subj cts of treatment are So delicate that il
is hard to b, understood without trespassing
ON Jtie grounds of what may seem improper
language; yet il is Il well known fact am Dg
husbands and fathers ut enst that not one
WOMAN in ten i. free from pain and t'onbies,
therefore there Is no gooi leasou why lhey
should not have tue means plac d before
them nf saving themselves the gr ater part,
If not all, sf the periodic aud other safer
ing. The medicine is not an abortion
remedy. but is exclusive for good purposes
and will aud aud strengthen every woman
who tsAes it in good f i;h. Ii Will make
many blue day" bright and cheerful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
CHURCH NOTICES.

| CHURCH OF. THE EPIpHANY--Daly street
East Los Angeles Rev Henry Scott JET
ferfs. 81. A., pastor; 9l9 A. NJ, snndal
| Scno0t; IL A. NJ, morning PRAYER F.uitl
| sun iav OF each month, baptism a d Hol
| muutun. Sermon te>t Sunday b
Rev. T. X. Stair. OF San Pedro. Monda
evening, meeting to decide matters con
ecrning the llew cbuich building. All in.
vied.
| CHURCH OF SAINT Y-THE-SEA
fourth 'trect, Santa Munira, Cal. Rev.
Henry Scott JeHerys, 4. NJ. Pastor. Il 4
NJ, IN lrning pitver. Third SUNDAY Of each
mouth, baptism and II ~ Communion,
Serm n next Sunday by Rev. ". .. tn d
pf south Carolina. ~ p. NJ. Sunda!
school; Z NJ, evuusong and address
FIRST BAPTIST CHurcn--swedish seryicr 9
su"uay: Sermon at $50 p. NJ. TurSda ::
Prayer meeting at 7;3o p. II. All SeauLi-
n6yians cordially invited.
REoadANi2ED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
/" y. $. Preaching ut Il a. Nj. in X. OF
T. Hall, q south Spring street. Prayer
meeting at at lOA NJ. sunday scho ~
IL M. Subject: The One Body. VS. Mod
ern Confusion" All are invited
NAM STREET NJ. f. UnuRcH-Corner s.
Main aud Lanrel streets. Preaching a,
IL A. n. aud 30 Y. u. BY the pastor, Rev.
!: Il; Spencer. Sunday-shool az 2:3o p. NJ.
Praise service mt 4 y. NJ, conducted b!
pIof KICK. Yont & peoples meeting
Tuesday evening. All are invited.
BETHANY SUNDAY SCHouL--Organized by
She First Pies yterisr Church, rortn side
OF Temple street and opposite W, st end
terminus OF cable road. sabbath school
every sunday afternoon at 2:,5 O'Clock.
PrGyer meeting every Wednesday evening
at 7:30 O'Clock.
CHRIST CHUEcH--Rev. Thomas W. Haskins,
rector. Whshipping in A. o. U. W.
Hall. next 0per House. No. 8 south Main
street. Servi es ] L Il. NJ. and T. NJ. Holy
Com nuuion, II N. Morning su ject, The
Par'l OF the Servants" Evening, "rhe
toming Kingdom.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.--Corner Jf Fort and
Sixth streets. Prearbiug at i A. NJ. and
Rapids, Mich Sunday-school at 9;i5 a
NJ. Young peoples prayer meeting at
8:3oP.N, Weekly prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings. :.
2f3rsos TABERNACLE. Services h Id IN the
German !.uth' rsu Church, corner OF Fort
and 80 =. RI. Rev. J. W. Vaic csc, IRE
siding tlder uf Los Angeles D strict, viii
hold quarterly ms"tins service in TIE
moruing. followed by the Lords Supper
Sunday school nj o:i5 A n.
REV WILL \. KNIGnrEH viii preach in
4, N. ami 7:3O p. n Morning SUBJECT;
The Secret OF God" Evening: After
death, What" Classes sc 10 a NJ aud
% p. sabbath school at l2:30 ?.
lfaise service nt : p. NJ. All are lhNiIed
FtRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURou.-Corner Fort
and Second streets. Rev. W. ]. Chichester,
pastor. will preach at II A. NJ. and 7 so
r. NJ. Sunday school at 12;3Op. NJ. Young
peoples meeting at G.3O P. NJ. Al are
cordially Invited.
THE SPiaiTuALTsTs OF Los Angeles hold
services every SUNDAY evening 1t T:30, in
Odd Fellows Hall, No 10, North Spring
street,
WE SHSiBBATH SCHOOL 2O'CLOCK
Ihis afternoon in Caledonia Hall, Evening
ESprese building. No. II Wesr First ST.,
up-stairS Come all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
some Good bargains.

To any one desiring to find good acreage
In a tirsr-class Sc item, mt y none better IN
81 ithern California - goOu schools and
On ,rcnes convenient 1t win pay you it
look this up. Land from $50 to $1U0 per
acre. 1t will east You notl ing 10 come
AGO Ind and s'igate this. We also have
a large st OF city properly.
II ,lise and lot between Sever tn and Eighth
streets. = on OH easy terms.
lots in East Los Angeles, price S40O, on
the iGstallment plan
Lots un Electric railway $lOn, asy terms
Twenty acres Twelve miles from city, large
plaster 81 house and baru, orchard and al
alta on the place. grounds laid out in good
shape, everything ready to g tu work to
'arming. Terms easy. All for 5000 per
trft.
one hundred acres close to city; good
and, very cheap ar 1928 per acre. To any
.iie doubling that these lands will not pro-
luce good crops, please call around and we
Sill convince yun.
GREEN, AsuESFHLrnR Il McLAREN,
South Fort street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
LOS ANGELES MARK E'rS.

The following is the Oft cial record OF the
Les Angeles Produce Exchange, corrected
daily. In the quotations, unless otherwise
stated, it is to be understood thar the first
6lure is the highest price bid and The last
tie lowest price asked. These quotations
are for round lots from first hands; for small
lots cat OF store higher lrices are asked.
WBEAT-No quotations.
uxrS-&o GuoTa:io;s.
RYE--Net Quuiod.
BARLEY-Fced, No. |, ~.
CORN-Large yellow, carload lots. -.
mail yellow, carload lots, III O5 asked.
Capitol Mills, SIS; Pioneer and Crown, va
MILL FEED-iirau, W. asked; shorts, $23
asked; cracked barley, 81. ID asked; ground
barley, SLID asked; rolled barley aa.l5
GRAIN BAGS--tiraiu bags, M5 22x3G, sI5r
asked: 1887 Calenita spot, Sac ASKED; potato
sacks, ac asked; mill sacks, &c asked.
sEEls--Alialfa, new, &c asked.
HAY-Barley. W. Il. No. l, $3.50 hid;
$l5 asked; alfalfa, Sl2.50 asked; oat, b,
S15.
PoTAToEs-Early Rose, Los AnEeles,
new, 81. .lO;Irish Beauties, $1.lo; snowflake,
H1.15; Early Goodrich local. rl. 70; felow
Sweet Potatoes. l'50@$l75' Early Rose,
seed, northern, soc.
CIiEEsE--Large. 13c asked; small lici
small 3-tb hand 15c; one-half cent extra
per pound when cased for shipment.
EGGs-Esgs, fresh, 80 % 4oe; Eastern
HoNET-Extfactes light. 6@6c Amber.
oNIONs-Large Yellow psmers, e5@a0c
BEFSWAX AX--Beeswnx. l7}a@20c.
VEGETABLES. MfXED--Gailie. Ac asked
cabbage, y 100 lbs, 75c asked.
BEANS AND DRIED pEAS-Pink, No. l
new crop. 81 80 asked; Lima, $2.2t Eavy,
small, 81. 25(d2. SO; Garvanzoe. 10 asked
Green field peas, $3.50 asked; Lontile~. 81
asked.
POULTRY--Hcns, No. /, u doz,. .$a.Ot.j
1000 roosters, 1R ,ioz., f6Qg7 bid; young
roOsters, a doz., sc, 0O(g7; bloilers, large, T.
dos., $3Q4 90 bid; small. q doz:, T2.5o bid
ace asked dneks s az, do laras 1se3s - t.
iIVEsTOCK-Liye hogs. 3(G4c
DRIED observation-disclosures, 12i&c asked;
prunes, California French new crop. log
lie; prunes, California German, Sc asked;
cots, g. d. common, *; bleached, S@l0.
AppI. pI.Es-Evaporated, l2ls; Hunts Al
den, =; sun-dried sliced, o; snn-dried,
quartere,i 2.
RAIsINs- Layers, $1.50 asked extra Lon
LAYERS. new, %175 asked; loose Muscatels,
$50 bulk raisins, sc asked; dried grapes,
NUTS-walnuts new, 12}ae; Peanuts, Cal.
No Sc cSi IS Ne as EastsFn, ~. 6s,n,a,,or>.
lemons, seedlings, y box, S25oCaS3; tp;
lemons, Eureka and Lisbon, p box, S'i.3u
asked.
sKINS--ehoft wool, zach, l5g3oe; long
wool, each, 81 bid; sEeariings, each, zoe DID.
WOOL-Fsll clip T@Sc.
PROVIslO Ns-Extra light bacon, clear,
li1Sc asked: light, clear lie Gskcd: clear
medium, I0]9c asked; medium bacon, NC
asked; heavy bacon, &c: snouldsfs, e. oH, orr,
p ib 5-tb pals. Ore = ib l0ih pals, 99Ae
HAMs-Eastern sigm-cuIed, l6lae.